Section 1 – First Continental Congress – A meeting of colonial take place in Philadelphia to decide how to respond to the closing of Boston Harbor, increased taxes, and abuses of authority by the British Government but George wasn’t there. Minutemen – American colonial military members ready to fight at minute’s moment Redcoats – The name for the British Army Second Continental Congress – A second meeting of colonial delegates in Philadelphia to decide how to react to fighting at Lexington and Concord. Continental Army – The army created by the Second Continental Congress. George Washington – The first united state president and was the patriot leader in the revolution war. Battle of Bunker Hill – A revolutionary war battle in Boston that show that the colonist could fight well against the British Army.
Section 2 Common Sense – a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that advices many colonists of the need to break away from Britain. Thomas Paine -He wrote an anonymously and simply written pamphlet, Common Sense Thomas Jefferson – American states-man, and member of two Continental Congresses, chairman of the committee to draft the Declaration of Independence Declaration of Independence – The document written to declare the colonies free from British control Patriots – The American colonists who fought for independence from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War Loyalists – colonist who still on the sided Britain in the American Revolution
Section 3 Mercenaries – Hired foreign soldiers Battle of Trenton – A Revolutionary War battle in New Jersey in which the Patriot forces captured more than 900 Hessian troops Battle of Saratoga – A Revolutionary War battle in New York that resulted in a major defeat of the British troops. Marquis de Lafayette – French statesman and officer who think that the American Revolution as important to the world, he helped finance the Revolution and served as major general Bernardo de Galvez – Governor of Spanish Louisiana, he captured key cities from the British, greatly aiding the American Patriots movement and enabling the Spanish acquisition of Florida. John Paul Jones – American naval officer famed for bravery, his most famous victory was the defeat of the British warship Serapis. George Rogers Clark – American Revolutionary soldier and frontier leader, he captured the British trading village of Kaskaskia during the Revolution and encouraged Indian leaders to remain neutral. Section 4 Francis Marion – Revolutionary War commander of Marion’s Brigade, a group of guerrilla soldiers in South Carolina that used surprise raids against British communications and supply lines Comte de Rochambeau – A French commander during the Battle of Yorktown. Battle of Yorktown – The last major battle of the Revolutionary War. Treaty of Paris of 1783 – A peace agreement that officially ended the Revolutionary War and established British recognition of the independence of the United States.
The British won the French and Indian war but the colonist didn’t get their promise lands. Te British wanted to gave the Indian the west land, And it easier to “Protects” the colonist if they live in the east land.
1
I rated 1 because the colonist didn’t really do anything about this problem.
The quartering act
The soldiers come and stay in the colonist home. The soldiers were sends to control the colonist. The colonist thinks that that the British should for permission first.
2
I Rated 2 because the colonist kind of angry but they didn’t do anything.
The stamp act
The debt of the 7 years war was paying in tax form, in almost all material. The colonist felt that their freedom been cut short, the colonist think that paying taxes without their consent is wrong.
4
I rated 4 because the colonist was pretty mad they stop paying taxes.
Townshend act
The British know they can get the moneys from the colonist so before the material reach the colonies they would higher it.(indirect taxes)
2
I rated 2 because the colonist knew about it and stop buy stuff from England.
Boston massacre
A group of British soldier open fire and kill 5 colonists.
The colonists’ demand the soldier should be gone out of the colonies, the soldier were remove.
6
I rated 6 because some people were killed.
Boston tea party
The British control all of the tea supply. Even though the tea prices lower the colonist would make a tea act. The colonists dress like native American and crack open 340 chests of tea.
5
I rated 5 because the colonist only Crack open chests of tea but didn’t harm anyone.
The intolerable act
The British send soldier to the colonies forcing them to pay for the tea they waste. The British soldier force the colonist to pay taxes, but the colonist refuse.
6
I rated 6 because the British started to began take control of the colonists.
The first continental congress
The colonist put aside their differences and work together for once so they can fight back to the British. The colonist vote out 12 representatives and form a meeting.
8
I rated 8 because the colonist beginning to form up an army against British.
Lexington and concord
The British left Boston to one of the Lexington and concord. No one knows who fired first but at the end the colonists won. They voted George Washington to be their leader.
10
I rated 10 because they kind of fight in battle and people died.
Section 1 –
First Continental Congress – A meeting of colonial take place in Philadelphia to decide how to respond to the closing of Boston Harbor, increased taxes, and abuses of authority by the British Government but George wasn’t there.
Minutemen – American colonial military members ready to fight at minute’s moment
Redcoats – The name for the British Army
Second Continental Congress – A second meeting of colonial delegates in Philadelphia to decide how to react to fighting at Lexington and Concord.
Continental Army – The army created by the Second Continental Congress.
George Washington – The first united state president and was the patriot leader in the revolution war.
Battle of Bunker Hill – A revolutionary war battle in Boston that show that the colonist could fight well against the British Army.
Section 2
Common Sense – a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that advices many colonists of the need to break away from Britain.
Thomas Paine -He wrote an anonymously and simply written pamphlet, Common Sense
Thomas Jefferson – American states-man, and member of two Continental Congresses, chairman of the committee to draft the Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Independence – The document written to declare the colonies free from British control
Patriots – The American colonists who fought for independence from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War
Loyalists – colonist who still on the sided Britain in the American Revolution
Section 3
Mercenaries – Hired foreign soldiers
Battle of Trenton – A Revolutionary War battle in New Jersey in which the Patriot forces captured more than 900 Hessian troops
Battle of Saratoga – A Revolutionary War battle in New York that resulted in a major defeat of the British troops.
Marquis de Lafayette – French statesman and officer who think that the American Revolution as important to the world, he helped finance the Revolution and served as major general
Bernardo de Galvez – Governor of Spanish Louisiana, he captured key cities from the British, greatly aiding the American Patriots movement and enabling the Spanish acquisition of Florida.
John Paul Jones – American naval officer famed for bravery, his most famous victory was the defeat of the British warship Serapis.
George Rogers Clark – American Revolutionary soldier and frontier leader, he captured the British trading village of Kaskaskia during the Revolution and encouraged Indian leaders to remain neutral.
Section 4
Francis Marion – Revolutionary War commander of Marion’s Brigade, a group of guerrilla soldiers in South Carolina that used surprise raids against British communications and supply lines
Comte de Rochambeau – A French commander during the Battle of Yorktown.
Battle of Yorktown – The last major battle of the Revolutionary War.
Treaty of Paris of 1783 – A peace agreement that officially ended the Revolutionary War and established British recognition of the independence of the United States.
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4.)The Declaration of Independence Prezi:
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Te British wanted to gave the Indian the west land, And it easier to “Protects” the colonist if they live in the east land.
The soldiers were sends to control the colonist.
The colonist thinks that that the British should for permission first.
The colonist felt that their freedom been cut short, the colonist think that paying taxes without their consent is wrong.
The colonists’ demand the soldier should be gone out of the colonies, the soldier were remove.
Even though the tea prices lower the colonist would make a tea act.
The colonists dress like native American and crack open 340 chests of tea.
The British soldier force the colonist to pay taxes, but the colonist refuse.
The colonist vote out 12 representatives and form a meeting.
No one knows who fired first but at the end the colonists won.
They voted George Washington to be their leader.
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